Gentian, cinchona roots, and orange are the key ingredients of this famous Alpine aperitif*, created in 1865 by Hippolyte Bonal, a former Carthusian monk. Its dark copper hue reveals a peaty bouquet that unfolds into balsamic and minty aromas, followed by softer, spicier notes reminiscent of candied chestnuts.
A harmonious bittersweet blend with nice balance, highly appreciated as a digestif or as a bitter component in cocktails.